Octoberโs Social Media Updates ๐
Weโre back with the key social media news and updates from October that youโll want to make sure you have on your radar.
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This month, Meta unveiled new AI tools that could transform content creation. The โMovie Genโ tool, currently in testing, allows users to generate high-quality videos from text prompts. Alongside this, Meta is expanding its AI capabilities with tools for image animation and an AI-powered search engine to enhance chatbot responses. For brands, this could mean quicker, more efficient content production and customer engagementโan interesting development to keep an eye on!
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Instagramโs recent move to reduce video quality for clips with lower engagement signals a new focus on prioritising top-performing content. The platform is also experimenting with new notes on Reels in-stream which explain why certain clips are performing well. Our thoughts? Itโs a clear reminder to craft engaging, relevant videos to avoid seeing quality downgradesโespecially for brands looking to stand out in a crowded feed.
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LinkedIn is testing a refreshed top navigation bar that places all in-app options at the top of the screen, instead of splitting them across both top and bottom bars. This streamlined layout will allow users to scroll through their feed without the bottom bar blocking their view, in theory creating a cleaner experience.
It's time to consider how these changes might shape your 2025 Digital Marketing strategies!
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